unquote" 1 June 2010
The AIFM Directive has certainly been some time in the works, although not nearly as long as the time required for other, less significant regulations to reach this stage.
It has seemingly been put on a fast track, which unfortunately has meant that a more sensible draft has given way to political point-scoring. Ironically, a directive that originated from the backlash against highly-leveraged buyouts and the unrelated hedge fund industry will now severely affect the lower end of the private equity buyout spectrum and a vast swathe of venture capital firms.
In the 1 June edition of unquote":
- The large range of environmental investment opportunities explored
- Growing use of take-privates in early 2010
- The challenges of reporting fair value
- And more...
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